Re: [At-Large] ALAC websites
Vittorio,
I thought the same thing. As a new entrant, I can tell you it was
difficult to navigate. I might be able to get a guy who is brilliant
(graduated high school early, finished college in 2.5 years, worked on PC's
to provide for his fatherless family in down times @ 14 years old). He's
just a genuinely kind person and would probably be 300+/month or so. He
works at ModernBill.com in the U.S. On Eastern Time/NY Time. Just a thought
if you think it will help. Don't hesitate to ask. Alternatively, if
someone has a brilliant student, that might suit needs (and budgets).
-Jude
On 4/25/07 4:36 PM, "Vittorio Bertola" <vb@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> All,
>
> I'm in the middle of a discussion with the Board in which I'm trying to
> raise the priority of the "post-Registerfly" theme in respect to other
> things that others see as more important. So I wanted to point (again)
> the Board at our resolution on the matter, and...
>
> ...I realized that we have two websites, the ICANN-managed one and the
> ALAC-managed one, both of which do not seem to have been updated since
> December at least for what pertains to our releases, so there is no way
> that I can point anyone to our resolution, except by pointing to the
> wiki (which is not where you'd expect to find a final release, and where
> it's hard to find things anyway).
>
> All in all, while I am aware of the issues about hiring a content
> manager, we should get this done asap - and/or we should get a
> reasonable timeshare of ICANN's webmaster so that at least the official
> documents approved by the ALAC get published promptly on alac.icann.org.
>
> Ciao,
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